Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Interpreting: One Profession, One Voice


Someday, “I Am An Interpreter” might carry as much meaning as “I Am A Doctor” or “I Am A Teacher.” Right now, interpreters routinely complain about poor professional recognition, low pay, lack of prestige, and how undervalued the service we provide is. But before something can be truly valued, it must be first perceived and then understood. Interested in doing something about our professional image? Attend the 3rd North American Summit on Interpreting!
InterpretAmerica has invited award-winning communications consultant Spencer Critchley from Boots Road Group, to moderate the PR Workgroup Session: One Profession, One Voice – Selling the Interpreting Profession to the Public. Attendees will receive a crash course on PR and then work to create unified messaging for the profession. Your contributions will be captured and published as a beginning publicity template for our industry.

Complete details can be found at www.interpretamerica.net/summit. Early bird rates, student and teacher discounts, and poster presentation submissions all still apply! Register now!

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